| From: | Ken Oliphant <ken.oliphant@oeaw.ac.at> |
| To: | obligations@uwo.ca |
| Date: | 07/08/2009 14:18:02 UTC |
| Subject: | ODG: King's Law Journal - European Tort Law |
2. Bernhard A Koch "Principles of European Tort Law”, pp. 203-214
3. John Blackie "The Provisions for 'Non-Contractual Liability Arising out of Damage to Another' in the Draft Common Frame of Reference”, pp 215-237
4. Mauro Bussani, Marta Infantino and Franz Werro “The Common Core Sound: Short Notes on Themes, Harmonies and Disharmonies of European Tort Law”, pp 239-255
5. Paula Giliker “Can 27+ wrongs make a right? The European Tort Law Project: Some Sceptical Reflections”, pp 257-279
6. Cees van Dam "Who is afraid of diverity? Cultural diversity, European cooperation and European Tort Law", pp 281-308
Online access is available via the Hart Publishing website. If neither you nor your institution subscribes, you'll have to pay a fee. I'm told you can also get the special issue in hard copy for £38 (individuals) or £50 (institutions), at least in the UK and Europe (email
Best wishes
Ken